Our Sun is classified as a yellow dwarf star, yet if you glance at it from the International Space Station, it’s white. It appears yellow because the shorter wavelengths (blue and violet) get scattered by the atmosphere. In fact, next time you’re in a plane with a window seat at altitude, take a quick glance at the sun, it’s noticeably whiter than it appears from sea level.
What about the stars, are they mostly white? Glancing at the stars on a clear dark night reveals a few brighter red/orange or blue stars, but the vast majority are white. Is that the real picture?